Times Chronicle & Public Spirit - 2022-03-20

• Simmons Elementary students donate 10,000+ items to local food pantries
• Driver charged in crash that killed Abington man
• Pandemic inspires dad to become a firefighte­r
• Police officer suffers major allergic reaction to a bee sting
• Jury acquits doctors accused of roles in ‘pill mill’ scheme
• Bucks woman who was correction­s officer charged in gun scheme
• Stories of humanitari­an efforts are heartwarmi­ng
• PennDOT to close Washington Lane for culvert replacemen­t
• Former Norristown council president seeks new state House seat
• Ida still takes toll six months after storm
• Blair Mill celebrates Read Across America Day
• FUELING FOOD NEEDS
• Abington man, exteacher, sent to prison for sex with underage girls
• Whitemarsh man sent to jail for possessing child porn
• Church to host craft and plant sale
• Ways to help Ukraine in Montgomery County
• Sunshine Week comes at a time of new challenge
• U.S. can learn a few things from Europe’s energy crisis
• Why I am proud to be Ukrainian
• THE YOUNGER SET IS CATCHING ON TO BOOMING PICKLEBALL
• A great and glorious way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
• ‘We went through hell’
• War’s impact at home
• WOOD SURVIVES READING SURGE
• Cheltenham holds off test
• Abington shows improvemen­t in loss to LM
• Wood shuts down Scranton Prep
• Abington falls to Central Dauphin
• Real estate transfers
• Trial phase concludes in case challengin­g Pa. school funding
• James Patrick Nicholson
• Jack Worth Howsare
• ‘Overwhelmi­ng’ response
• ‘My heart is there’
• GOING ONLINE WITH SOCIAL SECURITY SAVES YOU TIME
• How to get your baby’s Social Security number
• What to know before applying for retirement benefits
• How to start mapping out your retirement plan
• Your My Social Security account is for every stage in your career
• Not ready to retire? You can still apply for Medicare online

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